The original Lynch move was *eight hours of whispered mumbling as confused actors bumbled around murky sets.

"THE SPICE! THE SPICE!"

I think there was a lot of "looking around to see if anyone else knows what the fuck is going on" on the set of Dune.

Some of the 80s novelizations explained that some of the Starfleet ships were built by different Federation planets, and therefore looked somewhat different. The Constitution class ships were the Earth-built ships.

"A Quarter Past Hull Breach" was Brent Spiner's best album.

The most cunningly Machiavellian thing Trump has done is wait until he was 70 to become Machiavellian, then, I guess.

Remember when the Senate confirmed Anthony Kennedy in an election year?

Smeagol loves and hates the Ring, as he loves and hates himself.

So, the Star Trek episode where Spock has a beard is less accurate than the animated episode where they go to a dimension where physics is different and Kirk has to save Satan by using magic to fight a space-pilgrim?

My favorite moment was when Winston and Big Brother were dancing in the Party toystore. I thought that really humanized Big Brother.

"60% Fucking" was Orwell's original title, but prudish English publishers made him change it. They used Orwell's title in Sweden, though.

Sometimes they looked ok, but sometimes they looked weird. Maybe watching some Dr Who yesterday was a mistake.

It was nice to see Adamar Count of Anjou not being a Nazi.

I have, but they were in black and white, and her eyes looked darkish. I never saw a photo that suggested she was a Fremen.

I found the fake blue eyes kind of disturbing. What was the point of that? Would people have freaked out and lost their ability to suspend disbelief at the sight of Jenna Coleman's real eyes? Honest to god, I thought Victoria had brown eyes, anyway.

Watched it with my 15-year-old, who has seen some of the recent SNLs but not any of the old ones, and he was repulsed by the shoddy production values and general unfunniness.

I thought D'Onofrio's character twist was going to be that he's actually made out of bugs.

Having her last appearance match her first appearance, as a janky hologram, is actually a genius idea.

Have a whole movie about retrieving her corpse?

It's the best Star Wars since 1980.